Sophie Bennett
In June 2019, Perdue Chicken unexpectedly found itself in the middle of a celebrity feud between pop stars Nicki Minaj and Miley Cyrus. Minaj, in an episode of her show Queen Radio, dismissed Cyrus as a Perdue chicken in response to the lyric I love you, Nicki, but I listen to Cardi in Cyrus' new song Cattitude. Minaj's comment sparked a back-and-forth exchange with Cyrus that attracted media attention and even a lighthearted response from Perdue Chicken on Twitter. This incident added fuel to the ongoing feud between the two musicians, which had begun in 2015.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Reason for association | Nicki Minaj called Miley Cyrus a "Perdue Chicken" during their feud |
| Date | June 2019 |
| Background | Minaj responded to Cyrus' song "Cattitude", which includes the lyric "I love you Nicki, but I listen to Cardi" |
| Minaj interpreted this as Cyrus taking sides in her feud with Cardi B |
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Nicki Minaj called Miley Cyrus a Perdue Chicken
Nicki Minaj called fellow musician Miley Cyrus a "Perdue chicken" during an episode of her Apple Beats 1 show, Queen Radio. The comment was made in response to a question about Cyrus, whose new song ""Cattitude" includes the lyric, "I love you Nicki, but I listen to Cardi". The line references Minaj's feud with fellow rapper Cardi B, which escalated at the Harper's Bazaar Icons Party during New York Fashion Week in September.
Minaj's full statement was:
> A Perdue chicken can never talk shit about queens, but I do notice a lot of Perdue chickens recently have been trying to say the queen's name for clout. And that's always been happening. And that's what [Cyrus] did in the first place. And then the white girl cried and made the black girl seem like she was a bad guy. In the first place, she disrespected me in a magazine article for no reason.
The comment appears to reference a long-standing feud between the two musicians, which began in 2015 when Cyrus called Minaj "not too kind" in an interview. Minaj responded by calling out Cyrus at the VMAs that year, saying, "This bitch that had a lot to say about me the other day in the press. Miley, what's good?". The two musicians have since appeared to put their feud behind them, with Minaj tweeting in October 2019, "Let's focus on positive things only from here on out".
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Perdue Chicken responds to Nicki Minaj
In June 2019, Perdue Chicken responded to Nicki Minaj after she called out the brand on an episode of her Apple Music show, Queen Radio. Minaj was addressing her ongoing feud with fellow musician Miley Cyrus, which had escalated following the release of Cyrus' new song "Cattitude." The song includes the lyric, "I love you Nicki, but I listen to Cardi," referencing Minaj's feud with rapper Cardi B.
On her show, Minaj dismissed Cyrus, saying:
> Perdue chickens can never talk [expletive] about queens. But I do notice a lot of Perdue chickens have been trying to say the queen's name for clout. And that's always been happening. And that's what [Cyrus] did in the first place. And the white girl cried and made the black girl seem like she was a bad guy... She disrespected me in a magazine article for no reason.
In response, Perdue Chicken tweeted: "Thanks for the mention @NICKIMINAJ, but we don't know nothing about beef." Minaj retweeted the post with the "crying laughing" emoji.
The feud between Minaj and Cyrus dates back to 2015 when Minaj took issue with comments made by Cyrus in a New York Times interview. At the VMAs that year, Minaj responded, saying: "Miley, what's good?"
In the years since, both musicians have made references to each other in their music and public statements, with Minaj calling Cyrus a "Perdue chicken" and Cyrus stating that both Minaj and Cardi are "queens." Despite the ongoing back-and-forth, by October of that year, the feud appeared to be a thing of the past, with Minaj tweeting, "Let's focus on positive things only from here on out."
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Miley Cyrus and Nicki Minaj's feud
The feud between Miley Cyrus and Nicki Minaj has been ongoing for several years, with the two musicians taking jabs at each other both publicly and on social media. The conflict can be traced back to 2014 when Cyrus photoshopped her head onto Minaj's body for the cover art of Minaj's song "Anaconda." Minaj was not pleased and called out Cyrus for the alteration.
The tension escalated in 2015 when Minaj's "Anaconda" music video broke the record for the most views within 24 hours on YouTube, surpassing Cyrus's "Wrecking Ball" video. Despite its popularity, "'Anaconda' was not nominated for the Video of the Year award at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs), which Minaj saw as a snub and prompted a discussion on racial discrimination and body positivity. She took to Twitter to express her thoughts, saying that the show only "celebrates women with very slim bodies" and inconsistently acknowledges the contributions of black women.
Cyrus, who was the host of the VMAs that year, commented on Minaj's tweets and sided with Taylor Swift, who was also involved in a dispute with Minaj. During the awards show, Minaj called out Cyrus directly in her acceptance speech, saying, "Now, back to this bitch that had a lot to say about me in the press... Miley, what's good?" Cyrus responded on stage, saying, "Nicki, congratu-fucking-lations."
In the aftermath of the VMAs, Minaj continued to express her displeasure with Cyrus in an interview with the New York Times, calling out Cyrus for not addressing the issues that affect black women, despite collaborating with black artists. The feud seemed to persist over the years, with both artists making subtle references to their conflict in their music and on social media. In 2019, Minaj addressed their rivalry again on her Queen Radio show, comparing Cyrus to "raw meat" and referencing their past disputes.
Despite the ongoing jabs, there have been moments where the feud appeared to be resolved. In 2018, Cyrus uploaded a video of herself dancing to Minaj's new single, "Chun-Li," to which Minaj reposted the clip, indicating a potential reconciliation. However, with Minaj's recent comments on her radio show, the status of their relationship remains uncertain.
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Minaj's response to Miley's new song Cattitude
In 2019, Miley Cyrus debuted her new song "Cattitude" live in concert, which featured RuPaul. The song included the lyrics, "I love you, Nicki, but I listen to Cardi". This was interpreted as a diss towards Nicki Minaj, with whom Cyrus had a longstanding feud, as well as Selena Gomez, whom she referenced in a tweet.
In response to the song, Minaj called Cyrus "Perdue Chicken" on her Queen Radio show on Beats 1. She said:
> "Perdue Chickens can never talk shit about queens. She disrespected me in a magazine article for no reason. I had just seen her after she sucked Mike WiLL's dick in the studio."
Minaj's comments came four years after her initial feud with Cyrus, which began when Cyrus sided with Taylor Swift during a New York Times interview, saying that Minaj was "not too kind". Minaj responded by calling out Cyrus at the 2015 VMAs, which Cyrus hosted, with the now-famous line, "Miley, what's good?".
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Perdue Chicken's Twitter response
In June 2019, Perdue Chicken found itself in the middle of a celebrity feud between pop stars Nicki Minaj and Miley Cyrus. Minaj, in an episode of her Apple Beats 1 show, Queen Radio, dismissed Cyrus as a "Perdue chicken" as part of an ongoing back-and-forth feud that dated back to 2015.
In response to a question about Cyrus, Minaj said:
> "A Perdue chicken can never talk s— about queens. But I do notice a lot of Perdue chickens recently have been trying to say the queen's name for clout. And that’s always been happening. That’s what [Cyrus] did in the first place. And then the white girl cried and made the black girl seem like she was a bad guy... She disrespected me in a magazine article for no reason."
Perdue Chicken responded to Minaj's comments with a tweet:
> "Thanks for the mention @NICKIMINAJ, but we don't know nothing about beef."
Minaj retweeted the post with the "crying laughing" emoji.
The feud between Minaj and Cyrus was sparked by the release of Cyrus' new song "Cattitude," which includes the lyric: "I love you Nicki, but I listen to Cardi." The line references Minaj's feud with fellow rapper Cardi B.
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Frequently asked questions
No, Perdue Chicken responded to a mention by Nicki Minaj, who called out Miley Cyrus on her show "Queen Radio".
Minaj responded to Cyrus' new song "Cattitude", which includes the lyric: "I love you Nicki, but I listen to Cardi".
Minaj responded by saying, "Perdue chickens can never talk s— about queens, but I do notice a lot of Perdue chickens recently have been trying to say the queen's name for clout".
